Which statement is true about changes in ACD operations?

In the context of changes in Automated Compounding Devices (ACDs) operations, it is important to recognize that effective communication is critical to ensure safety and compliance within the compounding environment. The assertion that changes only need to be communicated to personnel using ACDs emphasizes the necessity for targeted communication among those directly involved with the operation of those devices.

Staff who interact with ACDs need to be aware of any modifications in procedures or operational protocols that could impact their daily responsibilities or the quality of the compounded sterile preparations. Tailoring communication to specific personnel ensures that those with hands-on responsibilities are informed and can adapt to new practices effectively, thus maintaining patient safety and integrity in the compounding process.

Additionally, while documenting changes in standard operating procedures is integral to maintaining a regulatory framework, the emphasis here is on the necessity of ensuring that the most relevant staff are made aware of any modifications, rather than requiring comprehensive communication to all staff, which may not be required or practical.